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The New York Times reported that Israel, despite its publicly stated rejection of the "Peace Council" plan for the Gaza Strip, continues to cooperate with it on the ground within the territory. The report explained that this cooperation includes easing the nearly daily Israeli strikes on Gaza, even as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demands the disarmament of Hamas before any withdrawals. Additionally, the source indicated that Israel and Hamas reached an agreement on October 9, 2025, mediated by Egypt, Qatar, the United States, and Turkey. The agreement stipulates the implementation of the first phase of the peace plan and the redeployment of Israeli forces to the "Green Line," while retaining control of more than 50% of Gaza's territory, with the aim of establishing a ceasefire and managing the sector in the upcoming period.
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